“I found God where I least expected…”
A dark, atmospheric novel fans of Horror fiction can expect from author Michael Mulvihill. I found
it a nightmarish ride through an uneasy atmosphere, dealing, not only with the slow deterioration
of sanity in an apocalyptic existence, but the destructive and oppressive nature of isolation. It
almost makes the reader question whether the gift of immortality is worth what it truly entails or
should it be thrown in the face of its giver, without forethought.
“Loneliness is the core of all fear. You are left alone with yourself, and you are all alone.”
There weaves a great tale, combining, not only the essence of the surroundings, but the shadow
cast by the darkness of the mind of its characters.
From the author of Diabolis of Dublin, comes Siberian Hellhole. A claustrophobic and often
insightful study of the vampiric nature of its characters.
A warning:
“He just might be sent into territories of experience he had never planned on entering, and there
face a horror beyond comprehension.”
I enjoyed Siberian Hellhole by Michael Mulvihill, and award his book 4 stars.
